Recent content by TXBonedaddy

No control joints in my floor, just a very thin crack I just tiled over. My prep was only a little coca cola soak on oil stains overnight followed by a few shots of greased lightning then power washed the whole space. No issues at all with my suburban pulling in and out all the time - was...

No doubt. Great work dakota showing us all the truth! I have seen so many ugly buckeling issues with sunlight on various plastic tiles, and the painted coatings just cant take a hot tire under a heavy truck in august. Nothing comes close... Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

New pic after putting in my "airlock." Its still dirty, and I was a little sloppy not taking off all the grout haze just for more gription (it is a word if you know what I mean). Had an old guy come by to purchase some wheels, and he just loved it - "musta back buttered the hell outta dem...

Back buttering every tile makes the job take twice as long, but its still just lining up squares. Porcelain pei 4 or 5 only. I got mine on clearance for $0.39 a ft2 so it aint gotta be that expensive... Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

I hear you, like unbreakable combs in the 80s. I may actually darken it sometime later, so im not too worried about it right now. Im about to put up my airlock door mural, and then clear the clutter. Big thanks to dakota for the info thread... Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

It was my biggest dissapointment. Navajo brown was more like light beige - way lighter than I expected. It supposedly doesnt need sealer. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

I found this PEI 4 18x18 tile on craigslist for 39 cents a foot (they had it down to 29 cents for 12x12). With mortar, grout, and transition im out around 600 bones for my 2 car. Gotta say it was a lot more work than I planned, but I just did it one half at a time over a few weeks (maybe 20...

Depends ‐ are you going to park a car with a 220 degree engine block cooling off inside it? Insulation might keep some heat in... Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

Would this be more durable than regular full flake, or just prettier? It seems every flooring company has a disclaimer for heavy use or spills - is porcelain the most durable in the end?